Smart watch android

Why We Chose It

This smartwatch is the overachiever of gadgets, desperately trying to be everything at once. It has a huge screen, because why not blind yourself with notifications? With a battery life of 10 days, you'll forget where you left the charger—until you need it. It boasts an ecosystem of apps, because you definitely need to play games on your wrist. The inclusion of Amazon Alexa might make you feel like you're in a sci-fi movie, but without the cool spaceship. It's crammed full of features, from health tracking to making phone calls, which might make you wonder why you even need a phone. It's like they threw everything into it, hoping something would stick. And surprisingly, some of it does.

What It Does

• Tracks your sleep, so you can worry about it later.
• Has a huge screen for maximum wrist bling.
• Battery life outlasts your will to exercise.
• Talk to Alexa while pretending to be a secret agent.

What It Doesn't Do

• Won't replace your therapist. Still need that.
• Doesn't guarantee you'll understand VO2 Max.
• Won't stop you from ignoring health alerts.
• Not waterproof enough for your Titanic reenactment.

Tech Specs

• 4.9 cm screen: a cinema on your wrist.
• Supports 4 GNSS: because three weren't enough.
• 120 sport modes: for sports you’ll never try.
• 10-day battery life: outlasts your enthusiasm.

Who It's For

Meet the fitness enthusiast who buys gear to look sporty while avoiding any actual sport. They love the idea of tracking VO2 Max but can’t explain it. Then there's the tech junkie, who needs Alexa on their wrist to feel important. They’ll use it once, forget about it, and then remember during a party. Finally, the perpetual multitasker, who thinks having games on a smartwatch is a good idea, despite having a phone, tablet, and laptop within arm's reach. They’ll never actually finish a game, but that’s beside the point.